Elliptical Machines | January 3, 2011
I normally prefer to get my exercise outside. But when I got home from work yesterday, it was pitch dark and freezing, so I went to the gym. Staring at the rows of treadmills, elliptical trainers and stationary bikes, I couldn’t help but wonder: Which is the best choice for the environment?
jaideepkhanduja | November 5, 2009
Some of the features include 6-inch flexible size, using Microcup technology, very low usage of power etc.
Elliptical Machines | June 13, 2009
Pumping iron. Not to mention wattage. Let’s do some math. Health and fitness = one of the hottest industries in our otherwise feeble economy. Promoting “green” businesses = ditto. Therefore, adding the two together, in the form of, say, an environmentally beneficial fitness center , should = a go-go concept that you’d think would be sweeping the nation. Instead, there’s nothing going on that remotely resembles an exercise-meets-environmentalism trend. Other than the efforts of a f